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macworld.co.uk - 11/4/2008
Apple may cut iPhone 3G production by 40 percent - iPod/iPhone - Macworld UK
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> News Tuesday, 04 November 2008 Apple may cut iPhone 3G production by 40 percent In the wake of global pessimism, Apple may cut iPhone production Sumner Lemon > Apple is likely to cut production of its hot-selling iPhone 3G handset by up to 40 percent during the current quarter, an analyst ...
reuters.com - 11/3/2008
UPDATE 1-Analyst says Apple may cut iPhone production | Markets | Markets News
— reuters.com — (Adds Apple declining comment, background) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Apple Inc (AAPL.O: Quote , Profile... , Research , Stock Buzz ) may cut iPhone production by more than 40 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008 compared to the third quarter, as ... (more) UPDATE 1-Analyst says Apple may cut iPhone ...

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iPodObserver:  Analyst Predicts Apple Could Cut iPhone 3G Production by 40% Over Current Quarter

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iPodObserver - Analyst Predicts Apple Could Cut iPhone 3G Production by 40% Over Current Quarter
The Mac Observer — ... In iPhone news, analysts Craig Berger has issued a prediction stating that Apple is likely to cut production of its best-selling iPhone 3G handset by up to 40% during the quarter as a result of the global economic downtown and changes indicating a weakened demand for consumer electronics. According to Macworld UK, the prediction was met with criticism from Apple observers. ...

Analyst Predicts Apple Could Cut iPhone 3G Production by 40% Over Current Quarter
iPodObserver — ... In iPhone news, analysts Craig Berger has issued a prediction stating that Apple is likely to cut production of its best-selling iPhone 3G handset by up to 40% during the quarter as a result of the global economic downtown and changes indicating a weakened demand for consumer electronics. According to Macworld UK, the prediction was met with criticism from Apple observers. ...

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